I pressed the button to turn the light on, they came on and then went off, seeming as though both bulbs had blown, but it transpires nothing works and I can only assume a fuse has blown.
Can you advise how I go about finding the location of the fuse to replace it and also what fuse I need to buy. If its not the fuse as this is just an assumption could you advise what you think it maybe please.

Thank you, your advice would be much appreciated.

Katy King, January 2010

Had th same problem with my cooker hood, I changed both bulbs and the fuse but no change. Sounds like it is the PCB unit. Shite lol is this easy to repair? On the hygena

Stu, May 2014

i hope for you its the fuse in the spur unit[switch] as the unit does not have any internal fuses and it could be your hoods switch assembly

allan(electrician), February 2011

I have the same problem with mine. the power lead has a plug on the end so there should be a plug socket close by. the lead will come out the wall somewhere, it's sunk into the wall so you don't see it dangling! Mine is on the top of the adjacent wall unit. I think it's a 3a fuse for the plug. I also found the switched spur which supplies the plug socket, and i changed the fuse in this also, but it still doesn't work. I think it is the pcb unit at fault, which is basically the 4 buttons you see on the front. I have found the part avail for £28.01 online. It needs soldering to fit it. Hope it's just the fuse though, get out your stepladders!!!

evvo, January 2010